Waterloo Volunteer
Fire & Rescue
Department
Station 2
Wright Community
Station 2 Wright Community
4 Bay 2600 SQ FT Built 1995 and expanded in 2008
dEngine 1 Station 2
This 1988 Pierce Titan is the newest Engine to our fleet. With a 1500 G.P.M. Pump, a 1000 gal. tank and all the tools needed to respond to any emergency call. It has the ability to transport up to 10 people to a call. It is a welcome addition to our department.
Tanker 1 Station 2
WFVRD has a new 2008 Ford F750 Super Duty Truck with a 1500 Gallon Poly tank and bed, and a 500 gpm pump. The Pumper-Tanker has two 1 1/2 " cross lays for attack lines and has three 10" automatic dump valves to fill the 2100 gallon portable tank . This truck can be ran as a mini-pumper , a tanker , and has all the hand tools and equipment for brushfires.
Department of Homeland Security Light Rescue 9
This unit is a 1976 Ward LaFrance Engine that has been converted to a Technical Rescue Unit. The Water tank has been removed to make room for the two 2' x 2' x 8' steal compartments on top. These are used to store gear for High Angle Rescue, Confined Space and Building Collapse. This unit also has the only Portable cascade system to refill SCBA bottles in the area. It also carries a generator, air compressor, hand tools, medical supplies, and 20 spare SCBA bottles.
Command 1 Station 2
A 1985 Chevy Box Van. This unit is setup as a Command Post and stores Topographical maps of the wildlife management area which surround Waterloo. It also carries grid maps of the Tennessee River that borders our district to the south. With a electrical power inverter built in, the unit is also used as a Rehab. station on extended calls. It carries Coffee Pots, Snacks, Extra Medical Supplies, and other equipment needed for extended Operations.